The Wolverhampton Wanderers winger has been sidelined since February.
Wolverhampton Wanderers winger Jordan Graham says he hopes to be back training before the new year.
Graham, who has been sidelined since February, previously predicted a November return to training but has since suffered a setback in his recovery from a knee ligament tear.
Ahead of a trip to London with Molineux physio Jazz Sodhi on Monday, the 21-year-old posted the following message on Twitter:
“Off to London today with the man I’ve driven crazy for nine months, Jazz Sodhi. Hopefully only six-eight weeks off training now. Patience is key.”
Graham proved a revelation in his first full season at Molineux – scoring once and assisting six times after returning from a spell on loan to Oxford United.
Wolves, however, strengthened heavily in the former Aston Villa youngster’s absence, following July’s takeover by Chinese conglomerate Fosun International.
The left-sider is likely to have a trio of new recruits – Helder Costa, Ola John and Ivan Cavaleiro – to contend with on his return to action, with another long-term injury victim Michal Zyro also among Wolves’ options.
Wolves, who sacked head coach Walter Zenga last week, have made a disappointing start to the new Championship season and are currently 17th after Saturday’s draw at Blackburn Rovers.
Wolves interim manager Rob Edwards
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